Understand the economic impact of the major demographic growth of Hispanics as recently published by the US Census and the increasing nature of this trend within the U.S.
Explore the economic impact of Hispanics within the political and social context of the U.S.
Explore the need for a new corporate paradigm as an opportunity for economic growth.
Learn how to capitalize on the pivotal role the U.S. Hispanics play in the international relations between the U.S. and all the Spanish speaking countries.
Speakers:
José María Lassalle – Cultural spokesperson for the Grupo Popular (Conservative Party Spain)
Silvia Puente – Executive Director of the Latino Policy Forum
Kenneth McClintock Hernández – Puerto Rico Secretary of State
Javier Rupérez – Former Spain Ambasador to the US
Julio Ortega – Professor of Hispanic Studies at Brown University
Daniel P. Erikson - Senior advisor for policy in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs at the U.S. Department of State
Moderators:
Allert Brown-Gort - Associate director, institute for Latino Studies Kellogg Institute for International Studies, University of Notre Dame
